After nearly 10 years, 1912 Brewing Company owners Alicia and Allan Conger have sold the brewery at 2045 Forbes Blvd. #105.
The following was shared on social media:
“After 9+ incredible years, it’s with bittersweet hearts that we announce that Allan and Alicia are selling 1912 Brewing Co. Our final night at the helm will be Friday, February 28. Come by for one last pint as we reminisce about the unforgettable journey. We want to extend a huge thank you to each and every one of you who has supported us along the way.”
The new ownership of 1912 Brewing Co. has yet to be announced, but the Congers mentioned that they are a veteran and first responder.
“We’ve been truly honored to be part of this amazing community,” the Congers added. “From late-night toasts and unforgettable craft beers, and incredible friendships — Whether it was a quick stop for a cold pint or celebrating milestones, we’ve cherished it all with you. As we move on to new adventures, we want to remind everyone to continue supporting your local craft breweries, restaurants, and businesses. And let’s not forget to support the veterans and first responders who serve and protect our communities with dedication and courage.”
So, 1912 Brewing is not closing — just under new ownership. Stay tuned for more information, but in the meantime, stop by on Friday, February 28 to wish the Congers well and their new venture.
“Keep raising a glass to those who make a difference — and to our beloved city. Here’s to all of you, and to what’s ahead for 1912 Brewing Co. Thank you for the unforgettable memories.”
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1912 Brewing is located at 2045 Forbes Blvd. #105. Keep up with the latest by following 1912 Brewing on Instagram.
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